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12 Cards in this Set
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Gustar
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to like, to enjoy
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Encantar
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to love
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Faltar
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to lack, to be missing
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Fascinar
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to like a lot, to find fascinating
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Molestar
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to be bothered by, to find annoying
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Parecer
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to seem
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Two main rules to follow when using words like these
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1) Need to be used with an indirect-object pronoun (I.O.P.)
2) Mainly used in -->3rd person singular (when: subject is singular and the infinitive is an activity [regardless of how many]) and -->3rd person plural (when: plural subject and there is a list of objects) forms (i.e. gusta/gustan) |
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What are the indirect-object pronouns
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me = me
te = you le = you (formal), him, her nos = us les = them, all of you |
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Clarification needed for le and les usage.
*Not necessary when using me, te, and nos. |
Since le and les can mean many different things, clarification needs to be made:
With le: A usted; A ella; A él With les: A ustedes; A ellas; A ellos |
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Examples:
1) I like the dog. 2) He likes the dog. |
1) Me gusta el perro.
2) A él le gusta el perro. |
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1) She likes to run and dance
2) You love the cars. |
1) A ella, le gusta correr y bailar
--> use gusta because of infinitives 2) (A ti), te encantan los coches. --> use encantan because of plural subject |
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Los libros de Isabel Allende
_____ ______. (a ti/fascinar) |
Los libros de Isabel Allende te fascinan.
--> Isabel Allende's books fascinate you. |